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The route leaves the NT car park at Clytha Park and follows the Usk Valley Walk downstream for 3.3km towards Chainbridge. It then leaves the river and follows the lane up to the lovely hamlet of Bettws Newydd and on to the Iron Age Fort of Coed y Bwnydd. From here you cross a series of fields to Clytha Castle Folly before returning to the car park
Points of interest include the River Usk, St. Aeddan’s Church and its restored cross, Coed y Bwnydd Iron Age Fort and Clytha Castle Folly.
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Coed Y Bwnydd Hill Fort & Woodlands, UskCoed y Bwnydd is the largest and possibly best-preserved Iron Age hill fort in Monmouthshire, with a history of human involvement stretching back more than 2,000 years.
Facilities
Parking
- Free Parking
Routes
- Description of route - Clytha - Chainbridge - Bettws Newydd - Clytha
Site Features
- National Trust Property
